Tool support requires the appropriate API integration; a supported tool is not automatically active in every chat.
Supported API features and tools
Text and image input; text output
Streaming, function calling, and structured outputs
Web search, file search, image generation tools, code interpreter, and MCP through the Responses API
Before you choose
Batch and fine-tuning are not supported in the model reference, despite the displayed Batch queue limits.
No native audio or video support; native output is text.
The underlying snapshot is updated regularly, so behavior and specifications can change without a new alias.
ChatGPT product features, account memory, and app entitlements do not follow automatically from an API model name.
Reasoning behavior
The model reference does not document configurable reasoning-effort choices or a default for this alias. Do not borrow settings from a similarly priced GPT model. Evaluate the current alias with a stable prompt set and record the test date so changes can be investigated.
Use the API ID chat-latest; the website retains its existing ChatGPT Latest name and URL.
Chat Completions and Responses are supported. Built-in tools require the appropriate Responses integration.
Maximum input is 272,000 tokens, separate from the 400,000-token context and 128,000-token maximum output.
OpenAI recommends GPT-6 Astra for production API usage. The reviewed snapshot list contains only chat-latest, not a separately pinnable dated snapshot for this alias.
Put it to work
Start with a more useful prompt.
Original examples from EZ Ai Assist. Adapt these to your task and the features available in your workspace.
Workflow 01
Compare conversational behavior over time
Use a stable rubric so alias changes can be evaluated fairly.
Answer the fixed test questions below using only the supplied reference notes. For each answer, include the relevant note ID and mark any unsupported part as unknown. Keep the same headings and length limits for every run. Finish with a list of ambiguities you encountered. Do not infer missing facts; this response will be compared with earlier dated runs using the same rubric.
Workflow 02
Rewrite a product explanation for a reader
Make the intended audience and factual boundaries explicit.
Explain this product feature to the audience described below in 150 words or fewer. Use only the approved feature notes, preserve limitations, and define unfamiliar terms in plain language. Include one example only if the notes support it. Then identify any question the reader is likely to have that the notes cannot answer. Do not add capabilities or pricing promises.
Workflow 03
Turn a screenshot into clarification questions
Use visible evidence to guide a human review.
Inspect this screenshot of a settings page and list five questions a new user might ask. For each question, cite the visible label or control that prompted it and suggest a short clarification using only the supplied product notes. Separate observations from assumptions. Do not claim that a control works or is broken without an interactive test.
Developer reference
OpenAI API pricing
These are OpenAI API reference prices, not EZ Ai Assist subscription prices.
These are the reviewed Standard rates for chat-latest. An alias update can change its underlying model or published specifications; verify prices before an API estimate.
Cached-input rates apply only to eligible cache hits. Tools can add charges beyond token usage.
Do not infer Batch availability from a queue-limit table: the model endpoint reference explicitly marks Batch unsupported.
Common questions
A few things worth knowing.
Is ChatGPT Latest a fixed model version?
No. The API ID chat-latest is a rolling alias for the latest Instant model used in ChatGPT. The underlying snapshot changes regularly. Keep dated evaluation results if your workflow relies on consistent behavior.
Why does this page say ChatGPT Latest rather than Chat Latest?
ChatGPT Latest is the existing EZ Ai Assist catalog name. OpenAI’s developer reference uses Chat Latest and the API ID chat-latest. The public website URL is retained so existing links continue to work.
Does calling this alias give me all ChatGPT features?
No. API access to a model does not provide the full ChatGPT product, its account memory, tools, or subscriptions. Tool availability depends on your integration, and EZ Ai Assist exposes its own supported features.
Should I use it for a stable production integration?
OpenAI recommends GPT-6 Astra for production API usage. A rolling alias is useful to evaluate current conversational behavior, but it requires regression checks and a plan for behavior changes.
Can I use Batch or fine-tuning?
The reviewed model reference marks both unsupported. Its rate-limit section still shows Batch queue values; those values should not override the explicit endpoint support statement.
What are its input and output limits?
The reference lists a 400,000-token context, 272,000 maximum input tokens, and 128,000 maximum output tokens. These are distinct limits, not a promise of answer completeness or app upload capacity.
Are reasoning settings or API prices included in EZ Ai Assist?
The reference does not establish configurable effort choices for this alias. Its listed API prices are separate from EZ Ai Assist subscriptions. Check the app for available models and controls, and verify current provider documentation before integration.
Check the source
Official documentation
Specifications and API prices checked on . Example prompts and workflow advice are editorial guidance from EZ Ai Assist.